On a troublingly holistic liberalism, compared to the Rawlsian kind

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This paper presents a more holistic variety of liberalism than the Rawlsian kind, which involves judging that various things are not properly liberal, things which the Rawlsian would seek to avoid conflict with, e.g. “This is not liberal poetry,” “This is not liberal computer programming.” Such judgments seem to be based on an emotional, or aesthetic, sense of coherence.

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Terence Rajivan Edward
University of Manchester (PhD)

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